Really, how can you not love this? It's Mineheart's Black King Edison pendant lamp, designed by Young & Battaglia. You aren't imagining things -- that's a tiny LED chandelier inside a large Edison light bulb. The bulb is 8.27" tall x 5.9" wide, and the fixture comes with a 6-foot cable and a ceiling medallion. If your style leans toward the whimsical and quirky, the King Edison is calling your name!

Black King Edison Pendant Lamp, $681 at Fy! (affiliate link)

As I described last week, I like to find a photo and try to come up with furnishings and decor inspired by the image. Spring is drawing near -- the daffodils are already up in my yard in Georgia! So this week's random photo of random things is  "Crocus," by Franklin Hunter, via Creative Commons/Flickr. Let's see what inspiration I can get from this one!

This time, I'm furnishing a dining room. The resulting items are a bit glam, a bit 70s, a bit mid-century... and a lot of spring color!

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1. Giulietta Pendant in Amethyst, Lumens
2. Tufted Caldera Floral Rug, Anthropologie
3. Meadow Fiesta Dinnerware Collection, Cost Plus World Market
4. Gilded Lilac Serving Bowl, Anthropologie
5. Harbour Upholstered Dining Height Arm Chair, Burke Decor
6. LumiSource Folia Dining Table in Walnut, Bed Bath & Beyond
7. Iris Sage Goblet Glasses, Hayneedle
8. TAG Karma Table Runner, Hayneedle
9. Oval Starburst Wall Mirror, One Kings Lane
10. Bel Air Scoop Vase, Jonathan Adler
11. Marsh at Dusk by Greg Hargreaves, One Kings Lane
12. Sawyer Flatware, Cost Plus World Market

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​I stumbled on this Juku Small Pendant lamp by Tov at Modtempo last night, and I must say I am a big fan, particularly if your style is Scandinavian Modern. This is a great example of "blush as a neutral," because it would honestly fit in a ton of color schemes. Modtempo's website shows it in a Glam context, with its larger cousin, the Juku Large Pendant, which is pretty cool itself. I like the smaller one better, though, with the majority of the shade being blush and not grey.

The two of the pendants hanging side-by-side like that is a great look. I approve -- and they aren't even outrageously expensive, at $65 (small) and $95 (large).